Title: Church of the Redeemer Episcopal Papers

Date Span: 1915-1988

Acquisition Number: N/A

Creator: Church of the Redeemer Episcopal

Donor: Church of the Redeemer Episcopal

Date of Acquisition: 2015

Extent: 17 digital files

Format: Digital .pdf documents

Language: English

Locations: The Monroe Fordham Regional History Center, Archives & Special Collections Department, E. H. Butler Library, SUNY Buffalo State

Processed: Scanned and processed 2015, Chris Root and MD Hussein; reprocessed 2017, Hope Dunbar

Access: 
The Church of the Redeemer Episcopal Papers Collection is open for research. Appointment required.

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Preferred Citation: 
[Description and dates], Box/Item/Reel number, Church of the Redeemer Episcopal Papers, The Monroe Fordham Regional History Center, Archives & Special Collections Department, E. H. Butler Library, SUNY Buffalo State.

Biographical Note:
Back in 1909, the record of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church directed the organizations of the Episcopal mission in the Pine Avenue 25^th Street area of Niagara Falls, NY. Organized to serve the English immigrants who were coming from Canada to worship here, the mission was the beginning of the church known to city residents as the Church of the Redeemer Episcopal, at 820 Hyde Park Blvd. –taken from the Church of the Redeemer Scrapbook, page 11. Additional church history available.

Scope and Contents:
Meeting minutes; photographs; registers; scrapbooks; and service records.

Inventory:

Registers
Book “A” – Jan 23rd, 1915 – Dec 28th, 1924
Book “B” – Jan 18th, 1925 – Sep 11th, 1949
Book “C” – Oct 22nd, 1919 – Dec 3rd, 1932

Mission Committee Minutes
Vol. 1 – 1935 – 1937
Vol. 2 – 1938 – 1941
Vol. 3 – 1942 – 1948
Vol. 4 – 1948 – 1953
Vol. 5 – 1954 – 1961
Vol. 6 – 1961 – 1968
Vol. 7 – 1968 – 1980
Vol. 8 – 1980 – 1988

Miscellaneous
DuPont Photos
Scrapbook
Jacobs Service Record – 1926 – 1956
Francis Quaranta Photos

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Church of the Redeemer Episcopal is closed. Location is currently occupied by St. Peter's Episcopal Church.